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The business relationship between the companies is vital to both.

Such vital research probably would not have been possible even five years ago.

The time of the call is vital to the case.

The most vital issue, nearly 40 percent said, was the economy.

But the most vital work to be done is here at home.

We will provide vital food to help 1.3 million people through the next three months.

After all, the small business community is vital to the American economy.

A person's home is a vital part of their lives.

We have a vital national interest in the education of our kids.

She could very well have something vital to tell us.

They'd had two years to figure out how vital he was.

You will not take someone so vital out of the world.

Right now they have so much power because they're vital.

Want to stay vital well into your 80s and beyond?

At a local level too, vital services are being cut.

I think we must be involved in this vital issue.

Education is vital to the cultural life of a society.

I think that's vital to the health of the city.

We need your help and support in this vital work.

It is an important industry and a vital part of our national life.

We all know how vital it is for good health.

But the only people around were those with vital jobs to do.

He said it was on a matter vital to national security.

However, it is something more vital to me than you think.

It was vital she get off to a good start.